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Kathleen DuBois, M.A.
Partner, Wipfli Advisory LLC
- Location
- Washington DC, DC
- Contact
- +1 703 382 1778
Kathleen DuBois is the national industry leader for Wipfli’s nonprofit, government and education practice. Her role entails leading the vision, strategy, innovation and resources of the overall practice and guiding a dynamic team comprised of more than 300 associates.
During her career, Kathleen has held senior-level positions in the nonprofit, association, higher education and K-12 sectors and served as a consultant for government agencies including NASA’s IV&V Program, the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Department of Energy and the State of West Virginia.
Kathleen is passionate about helping Wipfli clients achieve growth, efficiency and influence. She is a published author and a presenter on the topics of achieving goals, personal development and business success.
- Leadership
- Business growth and transformation
- Team building
- Certified Leadership Coach
- Capital Speakers Club of Washington, DC
- Greater Washington Society of CPAs
- ASAE – American Society of Association Executives
West Virginia University
- Bachelor of science degree in education
- Master of arts degree in corporate and organizational communication
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